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WO2017078173A1 - Procédé de gestion de réseau optique passif, bureau central de réseau optique passif et programme informatique correspondant - Google Patents

Procédé de gestion de réseau optique passif, bureau central de réseau optique passif et programme informatique correspondant Download PDF

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WO2017078173A1
WO2017078173A1 PCT/JP2016/082900 JP2016082900W WO2017078173A1 WO 2017078173 A1 WO2017078173 A1 WO 2017078173A1 JP 2016082900 W JP2016082900 W JP 2016082900W WO 2017078173 A1 WO2017078173 A1 WO 2017078173A1
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    • H—ELECTRICITY
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    • H04J—MULTIPLEX COMMUNICATION
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    • H04J14/02—Wavelength-division multiplex systems
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  • the present invention is related to optical networks.
  • P2P Point-to-Point
  • PON Passive Optical Network
  • Next generation optical access networks under specification at ITU-T and IEEE, stack several P2P links or PON trees on different wavelengths on a unique fiber.
  • distinct predetermined wavelengths following a standardized grid
  • the multiple wavelengths stacked PON are usually called TWDM PON.
  • a usual optical network comprises a central office 100, linked by a monomode optical fiber 200, to a wavelength splitter 300 which hence divides into, in the example of figure 1, two monomode optical fibers serving respective two optical network units 410 and 420.
  • the wavelength splitter 300 can be installed anywhere in the field, but usually preferably before a power splitter.
  • the central office 100 further comprises a wavelength multiplexer 120 for performing the TWDM transmission, and a usual emitting (and possibly receiving as well) Optical Line Termination 1 10 (OLT).
  • OLT Optical Line Termination 1 10
  • the current standardized options should support the presence of power splitter. Because of the important splitting losses, only splitting ratios that do not allow efficient optical access consolidation (optimization of the hardware architecture cost (e.g. CAPEX) and the operative cost (OPEX) as compared to the number of customers) for operators are achieved. Indeed, considering the TWDM option, no more than 512 users per system can be fed, while considering the P2P option, even using high cost DWDM, no more than several hundred or one thousand of users could be reached whereas efficient consolidation would require to address several tens of thousand customers (which is usually the number of homes or facilities covered by a system with a 20km range). In fact, 64 users can be connected per PON, that is to say 256 users with 4 stacked PON. The number of stacked PON may however evolve (e.g. 512 with 8 stacked PON).
  • the matrix of traffic varies along the days and balances from one area (e.g. residential in the evening) to others (e.g. companies during the day).
  • the spectrum and the energy being scarce resources there is a strong interest in finding methods to optimize dynamically the resource allocation (spectrum, time slots, and energy consumption).
  • any network component in the field has to remain small and passive.
  • the system has to be as much integrated as possible, for example to reduce office size and fanning needs which in turn involve reduced Capex and Opex costs.
  • the optical Networks Units 410, 420 (ONUs) should not be modified in order to assure backward compatibility and to reduce costs.
  • the present invention aims to improve this situation.
  • the invention aims then at a method for managing a passive optical network, said passive optical network comprising at least one few-mode fiber to centralize connections relative to several optical network units to a central office, wherein said central office is provided with:
  • At least one mode converter acting as a power splitter to multiplex said multiple bandwidths to different power modes, said different power modes being then provided to said at least one few-mode fiber.
  • the aforesaid at least one few-mode fiber is connected to at least one first field mode converter which is connected:
  • the aforesaid second field mode converter can be connected further to an optical network unit through a monomode fiber and to a third field mode converter through another few-mode fiber, and so on. That embodiment defines thus a network architecture where the implantation of the invention is advantageous.
  • said optical line terminations are arranged to at least emit optical signals each in a predetermined optical wavelength, and the central office is provided further with at least one multiplexer of said optical wavelengths to at least emit said multiple bandwidths.
  • said multiplexer is preferably arranged to perform Wavelength Division Multiplexing (WDM).
  • WDM Wavelength Division Multiplexing
  • the central office can be further provided with a channel engineering block being programmed:
  • the transmission parameters comprise at least power to launch from said mode converter and wherein said launched power is determined upon figures of merits estimated for: - a given laser source provided in at least one of said optical line termination,
  • the channel engineering block preferably stores a lookup table giving power to launch based on:
  • the optical line terminations are arranged to emit and receive optical signals, and wherein said channel engineering block is programmed further to regulate power launched over the passive optical network both in uplink and downlink directions.
  • the invention aims also at a central office of a passive optical network comprising at least one few-mode fiber to centralize connections relative to several optical network units to said central office. More particularly, the central office comprises optical line terminations and at least one mode converter to implement the method according to the invention.
  • the central office comprises further a channel engineering block to implement the method according to the invention.
  • the invention aims also at a computer program comprising instructions to implement the method when said instructions are run by a processor of the channel engineering block.
  • the invention proposes an enhanced central office being arranged so as to fully exploit the centralization provided by a few-mode fiber use.
  • several Optical Line Terminations are provided (references 521 to 524 in figure 3 commented below) and they emit multiple bandwidths according to the Wavelength Division Multiplexing technology and a Mode Converter MC (reference 540 of figure 3) is introduced to multiplex the bandwidths to the different modes.
  • a channel engineering block (530) optimizes the transmission parameters as a function of the coupling losses in the mode converter.
  • Figure 1 is a diagram of a conventional passive optical network model.
  • Figure 2 is a diagram of a conventional passive optical network model.
  • FIG. 2 is a diagram of an exemplary network system in accordance with the present invention.
  • Figure 3 is a diagram of the enhanced central office according to an embodiment of the invention.
  • Figure 4 is a chart showing the messages sent and received by the channel engineering box.
  • Figure 5 shows an example of steps that can be implemented by a channel engineering block according to the invention.
  • FIG. 6 shows examples of figures of merit for different fiber modes.
  • Figure 7 shows an embodiment of a channel engineering block according to the invention.
  • FIG. 2 presents the architecture according to the invention.
  • the central office 500 is now linked with a few-mode fiber 610 to a mode converter 710.
  • a few-mode fiber is a type of fiber with a core area large enough to transmit parallel data streams in a few independent spatial modes. Ideally, the capacity of a few-mode fiber increases with the number of modes. Few-mode fiber amplifiers may be required, that have controllable mode-dependent gain to ensure that all transmission channels are optimized, as presented below. Nevertheless, the attenuation of a mode on a few-mode fiber is not higher than the attenuation of the signal in a single fiber at the same wavelength. Thus, the use of amplifiers is not required, when considering a same span. Amplifiers could be used however if the span is increased like optical amplifiers can be used to increase the span in the context of single mode fiber.
  • the mode converter 710 is then linked via monomode optical fibers to two optical network units 410 and 420, and to another mode converter 720 via a few-mode fiber.
  • This mode converter is then further linked via monomode optical fibers to two optical network units 430 and 440.
  • the central office emits several modes in the few-mode fiber.
  • the mode converter then divides the modes to adapt to the outcoming fibers and serve the differents optical network units (ONUs). Due to the use of the few- mode fiber, the upstream optical budget is then increased by 3*log2(n) where n is the number of splitter ports (based on mode splitting).
  • the invention proposes to replace the trunk fiber by a few-mode fiber so as to centralize the connections of several passive optical networks ("PONs").
  • PONs passive optical networks
  • an enhanced architecture for the central office is proposed.
  • the central office is then composed of the following elements:
  • a spatial light modulator conforming to the new generation standard with both TWDM and WDM option, introduced in order to have the possibility to either send the same information to all the users or to send different data streams to different users;
  • a dynamic wavelength multiplexer so as to associate wavelength corresponding to certain parts of the network to any mode, thus making these wavelength available at any place in the network;
  • a channel engineering block which optimizes the transmit parameters to compensate for the coupling losses and reach the desired performances: indeed, the mode converter introduces a coupling loss which varies with the wavelength and the mode and leads to reduced performances).
  • Figure 3 presents an example of such an enhanced central office architecture 500.
  • the optical lines terminations 521 , 522, 523 and 524 are linked to two wavelength multiplexers 51 1 and 512. These two multiplexers are then taken as input for a mode converter 540.
  • the optical line terminations and the mode converter can exchange information with a channel engineering block 530.
  • the signals emitted by the optical sources 521, 522, 523, and 524 are multiplexed before being sent into the mode converter. This allows all the wavelength to appear in all the modes.
  • the channel engineering block 530 controls the parameters of the transmission, such that the power is allocated to each wavelength and each mode in order to reach the desired performances. This step is requested to compensate for the fact that the losses in the few-mode fiber are both dependent of the wavelength and the mode.
  • a dynamic activation of the branch of the PON tree can be implemented (for instance for power saving purpose, by switching off the light to be coupled to a given mode).
  • any wavelength to be linked to any modes leads to a situation where a given wavelength can be used over all the covered areas (i.e. all over the network). This is of particular interest for broadcasting application, signaling (e.g. wavelength management), or monitoring.
  • Figure 4 is a diagram of the messages exchanged for the optimization process performed by the channel engineering block.
  • a feedback message 810 (including for example information relative to signal strength) is sent from the optical network units to the channel engineering block where an optimization step is carried out to determine the new transmission parameters. These new transmission parameters are then sent via the signals 820 and 830 to the optical line termination 521-524 and the mode converter 540.
  • An advantage of such an implementation is that it allows a self-adapting optimization, regardless of the figure of merit of the mode converters and wavelength multiplexers.
  • the channel engineering block is preferably linked to all sources. It is furthermore possible to provide a control of the channel engineering block over the wavelength multiplexer. Similarly, it is also possible to provide a control of the channel engineering block over the mode converter (the arrow can then be drawn in both ways (double arrow) between boxes 530 and 540).
  • channel engineering block 530 provides an adaptation and/or regulation of the allocated power (called below "launched power") in downlink direction as follows.
  • the channel engineering block maintains a look-up table LUT that contains the index of a laser source LSi, the wavelength ⁇ , and the mode in use M, based on a set-up procedure, the proper launched power "pp" is associated with.
  • the channel engineering block modifies one of the input parameter of the look-up table (source, wavelength, power mode), it changes the launched power of the source accordingly.
  • the look-up table can be filled at first on the basis of the figure of merit of attenuation ia ⁇ ) (figure 6, shown around wavelength 1550 nm for different fiber modes).
  • a launched power LP that can be reached can therefore be determined in step S I , as indicated in a predetermined specification (multiplication by ⁇ /ia k) of the power of the laser source).
  • the look-up table can be amended using a protocol as follows by way of example: periodically or upon an explicit request from the channel engineering block 530, one or several ONUs send an information "ia" related to their received power in step S2 (including for example their Received Signal Strength Indication). Then, the channel engineering block 530 proceeds, in step S3, with said information as follow:
  • each ONU holds its own look-up table with same pieces of information but, periodically, or each time an ONU has a request to change its wavelength, or upon a given ONU request, the OLT 1 10 introduces, in the downlink signal, an information representative of the mode in use and including also possibly a wavelength in use in downlink direction. Then, the ONU establishes a correspondence with that same current mode and with the wavelength in use in the downlink direction, so as to retrieve an "ia" for that wavelength, and then translates it for the wavelength to be used in uplink direction, so as to adjust its own pp accordingly.
  • the OLT can measure the information "ia" related to the received power and more particularly from a given ONU (having a laser source). Then the channel engineering block 530 can proceed with that information as explained above.
  • the channel engineering block 530 can comprise for example:
  • An input interface IN so as to receive power losses measurement from equipment of the network such as the mode converters 540, 710, 720...,
  • a processor PROC for running the instructions of a computer program according to the invention (and the main algorithm of which can be illustrated by figure 5, by way of an example),
  • a memory unit MEM comprising a non-transitory computer medium storing instructions of a computer program according to the invention, and comprising further a non-volatile memory to store for example the lookup table LUT, and any other non-transitory data, and possibly also a volatile memory used as a working memory in cooperation with the processor PROC, and

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L'invention concerne un procédé de gestion d'un réseau optique passif, ledit réseau optique passif comprenant au moins une fibre à moindre mode (610) pour centraliser des connexions par rapport à plusieurs unités de réseau optique vers un bureau central (500) , ledit bureau central (500) comprenant : - des terminaisons de ligne optique (521-524) permettant au moins l'émission de multiples bandes passantes (λι, λ2), et - au moins un convertisseur de mode (540) agissant comme un diviseur de puissance pour multiplexer lesdites multiples bandes passantes dans différents modes de puissance, lesdits différents modes de puissance étant ensuite fournis à ladite fibre à moindre mode (610).
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